Keeper Security Discount Code: 30% off Business Starter

Deal Highlights

What Is Keeper Security?

Keeper is a password manager for individuals, families and businesses. It stores passwords, passkeys, payment cards and private files in an encrypted vault that syncs across every device, fills logins in the browser and on mobile, and lets you share credentials without sending them in chat or email.

For a startup, Keeper solves a problem that shows up on day one: shared logins. The AWS root account, the company Google admin, the Stripe dashboard, the social accounts. Without a password manager they end up in a spreadsheet or a Slack message. With Keeper, each credential lives in a shared folder with the right people, and access can be removed in one click when someone leaves.

Keeper Security, one of the tools included in this startup deal.

What's Included in the SaaSOffers Deal

Keeper offers SaaSOffers founders two discounts through our partner link:

• 30% off Business Starter, Keeper's plan for sole proprietors and small teams of 5 to 10 users.
• 50% off Personal and Family plans, for founders who want to protect their own accounts or their household.

Click Get deal on this page to reach Keeper through our partner link, then choose your plan. Keeper announced this promotion to its affiliate partners, so the discount applies when you sign up through the link.

Pricing: What the Deal Saves

Keeper's list prices, billed annually:

For a 5-person team on Business Starter, the list price is $120 a year and the deal takes about $36 off. At the 10-user maximum, it saves about $72. The Family plan saves about $46 in the first year.

Paid add-ons on personal plans include BreachWatch dark web monitoring at $26.99 a year and extra secure file storage from $13.99 a year. The Family plan already includes 10 GB of file storage.

A look at Keeper Security before the discount, so you can see what the deal saves you.

What Each Business Plan Adds

Business Starter covers what a small team needs to stop sharing passwords insecurely: an encrypted vault for every user, an admin console, credential sharing and autofill.

Business adds shared team folders, delegated administration, a more advanced organisational structure, integrations, and a free Family plan for every user, which is a useful perk for a team.

Enterprise adds advanced provisioning (SCIM, AD/LDAP and SSO with SAML), advanced two-factor authentication, role-based access control and developer APIs. Most startups won't need it until they have an IT team or compliance requirements.

What the Personal and Family Plans Include

Personal gives one person unlimited password storage, unlimited devices and sync, unlimited secure sharing, identity and payment storage, fingerprint and Face ID login, browser extensions and emergency access.

Family covers five people, each with a private vault that the others can't see, plus shared folders for household logins like WiFi and streaming services, 10 GB of secure file storage and emergency access for estate planning.

How Keeper Compares

Choose Keeper if you want the lowest per-user price for a small team, an admin console that's easy for non-technical founders, and a family plan perk for employees on the Business tier.

Choose 1Password if your engineers need secrets management in the terminal and CI. Choose Bitwarden if you prefer open source or need a free option.

Who Should Use Keeper?

• Founders and teams of 2 to 10 people who share logins for cloud, finance and marketing accounts.
• Non-technical founders who want an admin console that's easy to set up.
• Founders protecting their personal and family accounts, where the 50% discount on Family is the bigger saving.

It's a weaker fit for larger engineering teams that need deep developer integrations; look at 1Password's developer tools in that case.

Real Startup Use Cases

Offboarding without risk. When a contractor leaves, remove them from the shared folder instead of changing twenty passwords.

Shared admin accounts. Keep the domain registrar, the cloud root account and the payment processor in one shared folder that only founders can see.

Security questionnaires. Enterprise customers often ask how you store credentials. A password manager with an admin console is a clear answer.

How to Claim the Deal

1. Click Get deal on this page. It takes you to Keeper through the SaaSOffers partner link.
2. Choose Business Starter for your team, or Personal or Family for yourself.
3. Start the free trial or buy the plan directly. The discount applies when you sign up through the link.
4. Invite your team from the admin console and create shared folders for company logins.

Tips to Get the Most Out of It

• Sign up through the link. The discount is tied to our partner link, so start from this page.
• Start with shared folders. Move the five or ten most sensitive company logins first, then the rest.
• Turn on two-factor authentication for every user from day one.
• Plan the upgrade path. If you'll need SSO or SCIM later, check the Business and Enterprise features before your team grows past 10 users.

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